Identify the major stakeholders within the health care system that would be affected by the mobilization plan.

The major stakeholders within the health care system affected by a mobilization plan include providers, payers/insurers, patients/consumers and government. Providers are those who deliver direct healthcare services such as physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, pharmacists and administrators. Payers/insurers are organizations that finance the healthcare system such as commercial insurers or public programs like Medicare and Medicaid. Patients and consumers refer to individuals who receive health care services from providers. Government is the regulatory body responsible for setting legislation affecting how resources may be used in the healthcare system; this includes local state governments, federal government entities such as CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) and FDA (Food & Drug Administration).

A successful mobilization plan must consider each of these stakeholders’ needs in order to ensure access to quality care while managing costs within an ever-changing environment of regulations. A strong focus on collaboration between these groups can help create policies that best serve patients while remaining compliant with existing regulations. This could involve developing ways to streamline delivery processes or incentivizing certain provider practices through reimbursement structures that reward value rather than volume of services provided. Additionally, highlighting opportunities for patient education so they can take more ownership over their own healthcare decisions could help further improve outcomes across all stakeholders involved in the process.